Hello Sunday

Teddy ain't the golden child. Never was, never will be.
Born to a woman the Josephs never claimed, Teddy grew up learning the difference between being family... and being tolerated. While his brothers are loved by their father. Teddy had one person in the family who didn't care how he was made Big Mama who always had his back since day one. Teddy stood outside the circle, learning how to love himself in the silence.

But silence doesn't last forever.

When Nay'Vee-his first love and the one who got away comes home carrying a broken past and a grown-woman secret, the fuse gets lit. Sparks fly, old wounds reopen, and the Joseph house, once held together by Sunday dinners and soul food, starts to feel more like a battleground.

Love, rivalry, and secrets are buried deep like roots.
This isn't just a family story. It's about finding your place when you've always been on the outside looking in.
It's about Black love in its rawest, realest form.
It's Hello Sunday-and nothing will ever taste the same again.